Thanks for previous advice on dies, very helpful and much appreciated. I am now asking for advice on case cleaning.
I haven't got much space and would prefer to clean cases in the house - the garage is possible, but its damp and inconvenient.
One option is to use solvent without tumbling. So does anybody use the Lyman Orange Turbo Case Cleaning Solution?
Lyman Products Your Primary Source for Reloading Equipment
What do you think? Pros and cons?
The other option is dry tumbling. The tumbler wont be running all the time, so I can put it on a timer, and leave it during the day, when I am out, so noise, although worth considering isn't that much of an issue, but dust is. A few of the Lyman products seem to have a sieve lid that wouldn't do anything to stop dust. Other products appear to have tight fitting lid that would. What do you think? Pros and cons?
Finally, media. Corn or Walnut? Any additives to consider.
Dave.
I haven't got much space and would prefer to clean cases in the house - the garage is possible, but its damp and inconvenient.
One option is to use solvent without tumbling. So does anybody use the Lyman Orange Turbo Case Cleaning Solution?
Lyman Products Your Primary Source for Reloading Equipment
What do you think? Pros and cons?
The other option is dry tumbling. The tumbler wont be running all the time, so I can put it on a timer, and leave it during the day, when I am out, so noise, although worth considering isn't that much of an issue, but dust is. A few of the Lyman products seem to have a sieve lid that wouldn't do anything to stop dust. Other products appear to have tight fitting lid that would. What do you think? Pros and cons?
Finally, media. Corn or Walnut? Any additives to consider.
Dave.